Rosa Incense

Rosa [ˈrɔs̠äː]

From Latin rosa (“rose”).

Proper noun

Rosa f

A taxonomic genus within the family Rosaceae – roses.

Our Rosa incense is the perfect ceremonial tool for all rituals involving Elemental Water, The Emotional Body, Water Signs, Self-Love, and more.

It contains the following ingredients.

Rose Petals
Hibiscus Flower
Myrrh Resin
Mugwort
Hyssop

Jasmine Flowers
Skullcap
Lobelia Leaf
Damiana Leaf
Frankincense Resin

Using Ceremonial Incense

Our Rosa blend can be used as part of a ceremony or your entire ceremony. This incense is created to be burned on charcoal. The included wooden stick will allow you to get the right amount to burn each time. A little bit goes a long way! Remember that if you put too much incense on your charcoal, it may snuff it out. If you are unsure of how to burn charcoal on incense, click ** here. **

Using it as part of your Ceremony

This blend can set the stage for any type of heart-centered ceremony. After you create your sacred space, you can light your incense. You must watch it; all incense burned on charcoal must be “fed.” This means you add a little incense at a time and add more as needed. This allows you to control the energy released through the incense as your ceremony progresses.

You may want more incense smoke if you are consecrating or blessing a tool with it and less if you are journeying or meditating. You may want to use the incense as an offering to honor a spirit or deity you may be working with. This incense makes a beautiful, gentle offering.

Using it as Your Ceremony

Incense can also be the focus of your ceremony. You would create sacred space as usual first. Make sure your charcoal is already lit. You would then sit in front of your censer and focus your intent on what your ceremony is for. With that intent clear in your mind, begin feeding your burner. Pay attention to the smoke and the herbs smoldering. The incense will burn for a while until it goes out (and would need to be fed again). I refer to this as a “set.”

You can use each incense “set” to elevate your intent during the ceremony. For example, if you were doing a personal work ceremony, your first set can focus on releasing negative thought patterns that keep you from moving forward. The second set could be accepting who you are and knowing you are valued and loved. The third set could be setting your intent on what new thought patterns you wish to embrace.